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First of all, hello to all users of this forum!

 

Second, sorry if you can't stand people plugging their stuff, but since my plug is at least indirectly Monkey Island-related, I believe it merits a mention here.

 

Here it is: August Jessor, my webcomic, is out now, and since the start of the project, I've thought that if anyone likes the comic, it will be people who like classic adventure games in general, and Monkey Island fans in particular.

 

Actually, a little known fact about the webcomic is that it was born out of the script of a PC adventure game of the same name. The game project fell through, but the script lived on in comics format. And, although this is the first mention of that fact anywhere, many people have commented that the comic feels like an adventure game in comic format - with Monkey Island being the game that most people associate the comic to.

 

What do you think?

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Wow! This is actually really good! Very well written and original. The art is something of a treat, especially considering that it is a webcomic. This looks very promising, I'm going to try and keep up with the issues! :D

 

...How do you pronounce words with ø in them?! On page 6 that character is used a lot. It's frustrating me. Damn you and your ø's! Good comic though :)

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...How do you pronounce words with ø in them?! On page 6 that character is used a lot. It's frustrating me. Damn you and your ø's! Good comic though :)

 

Glad you liked the comic!

 

The ø's are pronounced like the Queen of England would pronounce the letter 'u' in 'Turd'.

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A ploy for my attention? Ill conceived!

 

Yes, well, you got me. But, as long as you're here, Kjølen, you might as well tell me what a ghost is in Danish. Is it spøke?

 

Now, I know I'm making the assumption here that you are Danish. Also, I am displaying a considerable degree of laziness in not just finding that out by myself with the help of an English-Danish dictionary.

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Aah, while we're at it.. how do I get skype working on my 64 Bit Debian?

 

Skype is non-free, so I wouldn't recommend it. Try some other VoIP software...

 

Anyway, if there are 64-bit binary, use them. If there are only 32-bit binaries and your system is a 64-bit one, you'd need a 32-bit chroot with all the needed libs.

 

If we're going to be that way, then it was you who took over my home and killed my family!

 

It was, but I fail to see a connection to my missing bike case. I want it back, NOW!

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Don't you think I would use a 64 Bit binary if there was one? Free, non-free. I don't pay for it, period. I also use closed source nVidia drivers. And what you might miss out on is that it isn't about free or non-free, but to use it for those of my friends who run Windows, and Skype. Yes, and I know it reads the BIOS and dials home. Booo-hhhooooo, so they know my BIOS values and that I have porn on my harddisk. What they gonna do, tell my mom? :PPP

 

Hm. I think the solution is at hand: I'll use WINE and the Windows Skype thinger.

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A sad confession: I used to worry about technology, too. Then I started doing webcomics, and realized that Linux and the GIMP just wouldn't be enough. I migrated to Windows and Adobe Creative Suite. And I'd like to say that life is better, but sometimes I cry myself to sleep over my lost penguin.

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